Théorie et Pratique de la Langue Universelle

English translations followed by an asterisk need to be checked by a native of French.

Masculine and feminine, singular and plural

Masculine singular

L'homme charitable; The charitable man; Dolâdo

L'homme bienfaisant; The beneficent man; Remîfa

L'homme dévoué; The devoted man; Mirêla

Masculine plural

Les hommes charitables; The charitable men; Doládo

Les hommes bienfaisants; The beneficent men; Remífa

Les hommes dévoués; The devoted men; Miréla

Feminine singular

La femme charitable; The charitable woman; Dolaado

La femme bienfaisante; The beneficent woman; Remiifa

La femme dévouée; The devoted woman; Mireela

Feminine plural

Les femmes charitables; The charitable women; Doláado

Les femmes bienfaisantes; The beneficent women; Remíifa

Les femmes dévouées; The devoted women; Miréela

Adjectives

L'habit noir; The black garment; Rêdofasi soldorêla

Les habits noirs; The black clothes; Rédofasi soldoréla

La robe blanche; The white dress; Rêdolasol laredôsol

Les robes blanches; The white dresses; Rédolasol laredósol

Short phrases

Les muets parlent; The mutes speak; Dolámido domilado

Les aveugles voient; The blind see; Mirémido domiremi

Les sourds entendent; The deaf hear; Sirémido domiresi

Verbs with their tenses and moods

Please note that in the original examples, the tenses and moods are represented by a single capitalised letter and is joined to the verb it modifies, rather than the full spelling of the solfege and having a written space between them. The "short-hand" version is not used here in order to be more clear.